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Tyler D. Martineau
When the world economy crumbled in 2008 and fiscal hardships became more apparent throughout the nation, the financially educated began to stand out. Seemingly un-phased by the crippled economy, th...view moreWhen the world economy crumbled in 2008 and fiscal hardships became more apparent throughout the nation, the financially educated began to stand out. Seemingly un-phased by the crippled economy, the fiscally responsible varied from high stake investors to checkers at a super market, and though their social status differed, their financial lifestyle was very much the same.
After several interviews, multiple trials and countless errors, the adopted lifestyle of the “financially educated” has been personally proven and clearly outlined throughout my life as I have endured and corrected many of the common and not so common mistakes made by myself and others.
I grew up in a small town in northern Utah called Tremonton with four other siblings. I was the second child to an older brother. I had two younger brothers, and a baby sister at the end. Though our childhood was filled with adolescent fun, teenage drama, and minimal responsibilities, there wasn’t really anything abnormally wrong or extraordinary different with the way we were raised or taught. However, the ability to learn and apply what I learned was found somewhere along the way, which has made me who I am today.view less